Korea dominates Team preliminaries
25th September, Ashgabat: Korean men and women totally dominated the 6-games Team of Four preliminaries of the 5th Asian Indoor & Martial Arts Games with big margins to advance for tomorrow's semi-finals shootout as topseeds.

China denies Korea third gold
24th September, Ashgabat: Third-seed, Zhang Yuhong and Zhang Chunli of China denied a strong Korean pair their third gold medal at the 5th Asian Indoor & Martial Arts Games by defeating them, 457-407 in the Women's Doubles final.

Korea wins Doubles gold and silver
23rd September, Ashgabat: Second-seed Cho Young Seon and Kim Kyung Min won the Men's Doubles gold after defeating top seed, Choi Bok Eum and Kang Hee Won, 434-383 in the all-Korean final match at the 5th Asian Indoor & Martial Arts Games.

Korean top seed wins gold
22nd September, Ashgabat: 2015 World Championships Trios gold medallist and top seed, Baek Sung Ja of Korea won the Women's Singles gold medal on the second day of the 5th Asian Indoor & Martial Arts Games.

Thai strikes first gold
21st September, Ashgabat: Annop Arromsaranon of Thailand finally broke the ice on his third appearance to strike the first gold medal of the 5th Asian Indoor & Martial Arts Games with victory in the Men's Singles event.

Eighteen countries at Asian Indoor Games
18th September, Ashgabat: Eighteen countries converged in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan to battle for glory at the 5th Asian Indoor & Martial Arts Games which will commence on September 21 at the 32-lane Bowling Center.

Malaysia ends games with two gold medals
25th August, Kuala Lumpur: Veteran national bowler, Shalin Zulkfili and Rafiq Ismail ended the 29th SEA Games Tenpin Bowling Championships campaign in style as both won their third gold medals in the Women's and Men's Masters event.

Singapore, Malaysia shares glory
24th August, Kuala Lumpur: First block leader, Singapore defied all odds to capture the Men's Team gold medal of the 29th SEA Games Tenpin Bowling Championships while Malaysia picked up their fifth gold medal in the women's division.

Double joy for Thailand and Malaysia
23rd August, Kuala Lumpur: Thailand and host nation, Malaysia celebrated a double joy on the fourth day of the 29th SEA Games Tenpin Bowling Championships after the men captured the Trios gold and silver medals while the women bagged the Trios gold and bronze.

Third one-two for Malaysia
22nd August, Kuala Lumpur: Malaysia dominated the third day of the 29th SEA Games Tenpin Bowling Championships at Sunway Megalanes with a third one-two finish after Rafiq Ismail-Sin Li Jane and Shalin Zulkifli-Alex Liew captured the Mixed Doubles gold and silver medals.

Indonesia bags first gold
21st August, Kuala Lumpur: 2015 Doubles silver medallists, Tannya Roumimper and Sharon Limansantoso bagged Indonesia's first gold medal of the 29th SEA Games Tenpin Bowling Championships with a deserving victory in the Women's Doubles event at Sunway Megalanes.

Another one-two for Malaysia
21st August, Kuala Lumpur: Malaysian pairs of Alex Liew-Syafiq Ridhwan and Adrian Ang-Rafiq Ismail completed another one-two finish to capture the Men's Doubles gold and silver medals at the 29th SEA Games Tenpin Bowling Championships.

Malaysia wins gold and silver, Indonesia bronze
20th August, Kuala Lumpur: Rafiq Ismail defended the Men's Singles event to give Malaysia their first gold medal at the 29th SEA Games Tenpin Bowling Championships while Adrian Ang added a silver for a one-two finish.

Singapore gold, Malaysia silver and bronze
20th August, Kuala Lumpur: 2011 SEA Games Singles gold medallist, Cherie Tan gave Singapore their first gold medal at the 29th SEA Games Tenpin Bowling Championships with a convincing victory in the Women's Singles as host, Malaysia settled for the silver and bronze medals.

Seven countries set for glory
19th August, Kuala Lumpur: Seven countries from the South East Asian regions are all set for glory when the 29th SEA Games Tenpin Bowling Championship gets underway on Sunday at Sunway Pyramid Megalanes.

Double Joy for Saudi, Indonesian
16th July, Hong Kong: It was a double joy for newly-crowned Hong Kong International Open champion, Ammar Tarrad of Saudi Arabia after winning the 2017 ABF Tour Hong Kong Men's title while Nadia Pramanik gave Indonesia a second title in the women's division.

Maiden tour title for Thai and Kiwi
9th July, Kaohsiung: Atchariya Cheng of Thailand averaged 221 over four matches to capture his first-ever Men's tour title at the ABF Tour Chinese Taipei 2017 while debutant, Bianca Tofilau of New Zealand won the women's crown.

Victory for Indonesian and Malaysian
25th June, Macau: 2017 Macau Open first runner-up, Putty Armein of Indonesia got a lucky break to win the Women's title of the ABF Tour Macau 2017 for the second time while two-time Malaysian national champion Adrian Ang clinched his first-ever tour title in the Men's division.

Fifth for Hong Kong, first for Malaysian
16th April, Bangkok: Michael Mak of Hong Kong captured his fifth tour title with victory in the Men's final of the ABF Tour Thailand 2017 while Sin Li Jane of Malaysia claimed her first-ever tour title in the women's division at Blu-O Rhythm & Bowl Ratchayothin.

Malaysia, Singapore wins last leg
24th October, Jakarta: Esther Cheah of Malaysia and Remy Ong of Singapore captured the Women's and Men's titles of final leg of 2016 ABF Tour to secure their places in the Tournament of Champions at Jaya Ancol Bowling Centre on Monday.

China celebrates sweet double
13th October, Shanghai: Tour debutants, Yang Liyan and Mi Zhongli celebrated a sweet double for China after emerging as Women's and Men's champions of the inaugural 2016 ABF Tour China leg at Hao's Bowling Centre on Thursday.

Victory for Saudi and Indonesian
15th July, Hong Kong: Ammar Tarrad of Saudi Arabia bagged his first-ever international title with victory in the Men's Open Masters final of the 43rd Hong Kong International Open while twice runner-up, Sharon Limansantoso triumphed in the all-Indonesia Women's final.

Thai, Indonesian wins first round
14th July, Hong Kong: Two-time Thailand Open champion, Kim Bolleby of Thailand and two-time ABF Tour TOC winner, Sharon Limansantoso of Indonesia won the Men's and Women's Open Stage 1 finals of the 43rd Hong Kong International Open.

Hong Kong youth wins another title
14th July, Hong Kong: 2017 Asian School multiple gold medallist, Ivan Tse of Hong Kong wins yet another youth title after finishing atop the Youth Open Masters finals of the 43rd Hong Kong International Open at SCAA Bowling Centre.

Thai bowlers continue to rule
13th July, Hong Kong: Thai national bowlers continued to rule the qualifying rounds of the 43rd Hong Kong International Open as Surasak Manuwong and Angkana Netrvseth took over the lead of the Men's and Women's Open Masters standings.

Thai takes over lead
12th July, Hong Kong: 2014 Asian Games Singles silver medallist, Yannaphon Larpapharat of Thailand and 2015 Indonesia Open champion, Nadia Pramanik of Indonesia took over the lead of the Men's and Women's Open Masters qualifying standings at the 43rd Hong Kong International Open.

Ex-international captures Hong Kong Cup
12th July, Hong Kong: David Tsang of Hong Kong captured the prestigious Hong Kong Cup at the 43rd Hong Kong International Open to earn an automatice entry into the Men's Open Stage 1 finals.

Macau youth adds another title
12th July, Hong Kong: 2017 Asian School CHampionships multiple Gold medallist, Wong Son Ian of Macau added another title to her collection after she topped the Youth 15 & Under Masters finals of the 43rd Hong KOng International Open on Wednesday.

Indonesians set qualifying pace
11th July, Hong Kong: Defending champion, Ryan Lalisang and 2014 Women's Open first runner-up, Sharon Limansantoso of Indonesia set the qualifying pace of the 43rd Hong Kong International Open underway at SCAA Bowling Center.

Clean sweep of titles for Chinese Taipei
8th July, Kaohsiung: Tsai Chih-Yuen and Wang Ya-Ting of Chinese Taipei swept the Men's and Ladies' Open Masters titles of the concluding 17th Koahsiung International Open Bowling Championships at Southern Bowling Centre on Saturday.

Another dominant display by Taiwanese
7th July, Kaohsiung: Taiwanese men put in another dominant display in the Men's Open ROund 1 Masters finals of the 17th Kaohsiung International Open Bowling Championships as Wu Chen-Chih led from start to finish to lead his compatriots taking up the top 11 spots.

Total domination by Taiwanese ladies
7th July, Kaohsiung: Taiwanese totally dominated the Ladies' Open Round 1 Masters finals of the 17th Koahsiung International Open Bowling Championships with defending champion, Huang Chiung-Yao leading her compatriots to occupying the top nine positions.

Hong Kong bowlers rule qualifying
6th July, Kaohsiung: Hong Kong national bowlers continued to rule the lanes at the 17th Kaohsiung International Open Bowling Championships as overnight leader, Wu Siu Hong remain in the lead of the Men's Open Masters qualifying standings joined by compatriot, Eric Tseng in second.

Joy for Singapore youth
6th July, Kaohsiung: Debutant, Top qualifier, Xavier Teo of Singapore beat the dominant Taiwanese spinners to claim the Youth Open Masters title of the 17th Kaohsiung International Open Bowling Championships on Thursday.

Hong Kong national takes early lead
5th June, Kaohsiung: 2015 AMF World Cup champion, Wu Siu Hong took an early lead by topping the Men's Open Masters qualifying standings of the 17th Koahsiung International Open Bowling Championships underway at Southern Bowling Centre.

Double victory for Malaysian topseeds
24th June, Macau: Topseeds, Syafiq Ridhwan and Radin Nur Najwa gave Malaysia a double victory by capturing the Men's Open and Women's Open Masters titles of the 2017 Macau China International Open which concluded on Saturday.

Clean sweep for Korea
23rd June, Macau: Korea swept clean the Women's and Men's Graded Masters titles of the 2017 Macau China International Open with Jang Ha Eun winning the women's crown and Baek Jong Yun clinching the men's title.

Indonesian wins Women's Round 1
23rd June, Macau: Two-time Macau China Open runner-up, Putty Armein of Indonesia outshone a strong field to win the Women's Open Round 1 Masters finals of the 2017 Macau China International Open on Friday evening.

Lefties rule Men's Round 1
23rd June, Macau: Yang Jong Won of Korea led two other left-handers, Alex Liew of Malaysia and Joshua Chow of Hong Kong to take up the top three spots of the Men's Open Round 1 Masters finals at the 2017 Macau China International Open on Friday.

Korean shoots sixth 300
22nd June, Macau: Han Jae Hyeon of Korea shot the tournament's sixth perfect game en-route to making the top bracket of the Men's Open Masters qualifying standings at the 2017 Macau China International Open on the final day of qualifying.

Malaysians makes top bracket
22nd June, Macau: 2015 Asian Youth Singles gold medallist, Nora Lyana Natasia and her Malaysian team-mate, Radin Nur Najwa both made the top bracket of the Women's Open Masters qualifying table at the 2017 Macau China International Open.

Aruban wins first international title
22nd June, Macau: Elias R.J. Halabi of Aruba won his first international title after he triumphed in the Youth Masters finals of the 2017 Macau China International Open while 2016 ABF Tour China winner, Mi Zhong Li of China took the Senior Masters crown.

Korean takes over lead
21st June, Macau: A second Korean National Sports University student, Lee Jae Jung added a stunning 823 series to take over the lead of the Men's Open Masters qualifying top spot of the 2017 Macau China International Open with 1571.

Duo makes top bracket
21st June, Macau: Hwang Sung Hyun of Korea National Sports University registered two identical 775 series to take over the lead of the Men's Open Masters qualifying leaderboard of the 2017 Macau China International Open while Dhruv Sarda of India took third spot with 1506.

Korea rules Women division
20th June, Macau: 2015 Macau China Open champion, Lee Young Seung and her Korean National Sports University team-mates ruled the lanes during the fifth day of qualifying rounds of the 2017 Macah China International Open by leading the Women's Open division.

Hong Kong bowlers dominate qualifying
19th June, Macau: Joshua Chow rolled the tournament's second perfect game en-route to leading the Men's Open Masters qualifying standings of the 2017 Macau-China International Open with compatriots, Michael Mak and Wu Siu Hong in second and third.

Philippines, Singapore shares glory
26th May, Manila: Asian School Team gold medallist, Ivan Malig of TBAM-Prima, snatched the Youth Boys Masters title of the 2017 Philippine International Open in his final game while Singapore dominated the Youth Girls division by occupying the top six positions.

Third double victory for Philippines
24th May, Manila: Kenneth Chua of TBAM-Prima-RP and Lara Posadas of PBAP-Bowlmart-RP gave Philippines its third double victory since 2010 in the Men's and Ladies' Open Masters stepladder finals of the 2017 Philippine International Open at Coronado Lanes.

Singapore youth wins Round 1
23rd May, Manila: 2012 Asian School Championships Team silver medallist, Marcus Leong defied all odds to win the Men's Open Masters Round 1 finals of the 2017 Philippine International Open ahead of Merwin Tan of TBAM-Prima-RP in second and Hengki Susanto of Indonesia third.

Singapore dominates Round 1
23rd May, Manila: Singapore women dominated the Ladies' Open Masters Round 1 finals of the 2017 Philippine International Open with Jermaine Seah, Iliya Syamin and Amabel Chua taking up the top three spots at Coronado Lanes on Monday.

Second Hong Kong national takes over lead
22nd May, Manila: 2012 ABF Tour Macau leg champion, Rickle Kam of Hong Kong became the second qualifier to surpass the 1400-mark and took over the lead of the Men's Open Masters qualifying standings of the 2017 Philippine International Open.

Hong Kong national rolls second 300
21st May, Manila: ABF Tour Thailand 2017 champion, Michael Mak of Hong Kong rolled the tournament's second perfect game en-route to taking over top spot of the Men's Open Masters qualifying standings at the 2017 Philippine International Open.

Filipino shoots 300 to go top
20th May, Manila: Kenneth Chua of TBAM-Prima shot the first perfect game of the 2017 Philippine International Open on Thursday at Coronado Lanes to move into the top of the Men's Open Masters qualifying standings.